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Still, at the federal level, it remains "incredibly important for Congress to step in" to prevent widespread disenfranchisement, one voting rights attorney said.

Both parties have proven that, given the chance, they'll draw maps to cement their own power. This time, it was Ohio Republicans' turn.

The GOP’s continuing blockade may now result in talks to change the Senate rule.

In the city where George Floyd was murdered by police last year, the measure called for local police to be replaced with a new department of public safety.

Threats and suppression of local election officials are the flip side of voter suppression, and they're discouraging people from even wanting the job.

After Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick offered a cash reward for anyone with evidence of voter fraud, one Democrat from Pennsylvania collected a bounty for reporting a Republican who voted twice.